All Real Tracks Race?

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With only a handful of tracks for GT4 confirmed out of the 50 or so promised, we still have quite a few tracks to be unveiled. So this got me thinking about the possibilities of real world tacks to be included in GT4. With many real world tacks being added to GT4 that were not seen in previous versions (Nurburgring, Fuji Speedway, Tsubuka) along with the other real world tracks that should return due to popular demand (Laguna and Monaco), I've been thinking about a series in GT4 that would involve only tracks that exist in real life.

I'd be hugely in favor of this, since I'm not a very big fan of some of the fantasy tracks in GT, and I tire of racing on some of them. But I'm addicted to the real world tracks in GT3, and a series composed entirely of real world tracks has always been a dream of mine in a GT game, and GT4 should make that feasible since it could have enough tracks for that very purpose. I'm especially excited at the prospect of ending the series with a small enduro at the Nurburgring! Thoughts/ opinions on this?
 
Although im tired of may of the courses mainly in gt3, i would like to see some of those lost from gt2 ressurected.

idealy i hope we get around 20 real life race tracks, 10 city tracks based on real locations, 5 Tarmac rally tracks from real world locations, 5 Dirt/snow rally tracks from real world locations, 4 drift tracks, 1 test track, and 5 old gt tracks (grindleward, autumn ring, redrock valley, highspeed ring and rome night).
5 optional additions (if 15 real world race tracks instead of 20)i wouldnt mind are midfield raceway, tahiti road, apricot hill, complex string and pikes peak.

thats 50 throw into the mix that most of these feature a reverse or short long or differnt weather conditions then that mix would make me very happy.

I hope the 50 total isnt going to be 25 with reverse and wet dry. that would suck!
 
100 total including reverse. And it is good that PD isn't giving to many away. They just showed the tip of the iceberg. Now relax and wait till novemeber.

For the impatient people import a GT4 Prologue Signature edition it is coming out in Holland within two weeks to be exact the 28th of may. That is 12 days away. I know a shop in Holland that ships all over the world as far as I know.
 
Don't worry you can get the game from amazon all over the world too. ;)

I for one look forward to seeing some tracks return, with the new physics everything will feel new anyway. More importantly, great tracks like Laguna and Monaco (if that one will return) will be remodelled with a far better precision than the toy versions currently in GT3. Together with the new physics and new cars, they will feel as new. But yes, there are many other great tracks I'm looking forward to having in GT. We'll just have to wait and see. But the Ring, ah, that is pure bliss. I have always been a fan of long long tracks that make you feel you're just cruising through the countryside, a bit like the older Need for Speed titles. :)
 
yes Gtp in less than 2 weeks.
But does anyone know when the GT force pro will be available in uk.
 
I've hosted some OLR series in GT3 using only tracks based on real locations: Rome, Laguna, Seattle, Tokyo, Monaco. But I would like to have enough real courses to do a completely real series. Not at the expense of the fantasy ones though, I like those.

And it would be REALLY cool to be able to do the Formula GT on all F1 tracks, with the actual lengths....
 
Yeah, more real-life-tracks. I hope so because I don't want to play Deep Forest or Grand Valley again. Even if it would feel different because of the new physics, I cannot see them anymore. I HATE THEM, lol!

More real courses like Spa, Belgium, Bathurst, Australia, Macau, Suzuka, Japan, and so on. This would be fantastic!
 
I'd like to see them implement all of the major Japanese tracks, so that the JGTC series could have only the real tracks.
 
This is the list for GT4 courses, taken from that one track web site, and tracks so far. 35 with some reverse, "r" or "2" listed in front of them.

Tsukuba circuit (Prologue)
New York (Prologue)
Grand Canyon (Prologue)
Fuji Speedway(Fisco) (Prologue)
Assisi (Prologue)
20R60R (Prologue)
gymkhana (Prologue)
Grand Canyon North (New)
Las Vegas (New)
Motegi (New)
Mini (New)
Capri (New)
Hong Kong (New)
Nurburgring (New)
Nursnow (New)
San Marco (New)
Louisburg (New)
Nanzenji (New)
Yosemite (New)
Akasaka '"¹246†ü (GT3)
Paris dirt (New)
Paris tarmac (New)
Trial Mountain (GT3)
Deep Forest (GT3)
Laguna seca (GT3)
Midfield (GT3)
SSR5 (GT3)
SSR5 2 (GT3)
Seattle (GT3)
Seattle 2 (GT3)
Grand Valley (GT3)
Autumn Ring Mini (GT1, GT2)
High Speed Ring (GT1, GT2)
Test Track (Test cource?)
Test2(?)
 
Originally posted by James1985
how can you forget BRANDS HATCH. Englands best track.
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SORRYYY!;) But when you talk about Brands Hatch, then don't forget Donington. A wonderful course in my opinion.
 
San Marco (New)

Remember that there are 16 Photo Mode locations and I would like to know for certain if all PM locations also have race courses associated with them. San Marco apparently does (and this bodes well for that theory), but I don't think the other locations have any info about this to confirm them as racing courses, just yet.

Louisburg (New)
Nanzenji (New)

These are both probably PM locations. Nanzen-ji is and the list of tracks above was produced from reading the Prologue disk. It lists these three tracks (and only these 3) together, in the same manner, with "ss_track name". "ss_" may refer to snapshot.

Therefore, Louisburg is also probably just one of the 16 PM hi-res locations and not necessarily a course.

Cheers,

MasterGT
 
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